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All Forum Posts by: Alondra Ramos

Alondra Ramos has started 4 posts and replied 5 times.

Hello, I have come across purchasing tax delinquent properties before they go up for auction/ become foreclosed. I am looking for any helpful information you have to share or any (free online) resources; podcasts, books etc. New to investing - purchased a home in NV and renting it out but would like "quicker/more frequent cash". 

I live in California but possibly looking to purchase in other states due to being able to purchase at a lower price since I am just starting out. 

- I would like to know the process on how to make the actual purchase of a tax delinquent property. I know I would have to search up tax delinquent properties and reach out to the owner to see if they are willing to sell but if they say yes, then what next? 

- Should I get a real estate agent or realtor estate lawyer to help me with paperwork that because I have no clue when it comes down to contracts/documents regarding sales/purchases. 

Would like to find someone that can show me the ropes and I would be willing to invest in a property together to be able to learn by being involved in the process. Ive also done research on tax liens/deeds, so open to information on that as well :)


Any information is welcome! Thank you. 

Hello,

I purchased a home last year and looking to buy another home soon. Would like to pull money out of that home for a downpayment on another home. Which route is the best? Or should I avoid pulling money on the home and putting the downpayment myself? This would be my second investment property.

Thank you.

Hello, 

I purchased a home last year and looking to buy another home soon. Would like to pull money out of that home for a downpayment on another home. Which route is the best? Or should I avoid pulling money on the home and putting the downpayment myself? This would be my second investment property. 

Thank you. 

thank you! 


Quote from @Joe Homs:

@Alondra Ramos yes you can do Seller Financing anywhere.  Like everything else in Real Estate, you just need to negotiate the terms, length of loan, interest rate, early payoff, etc.  It's so easy that you really don't need anyone, but an escrow company involved in the transaction, so you would be saving lots of money.  The escrow company can create the deed of trust and loan documents for you.

Good Investing...


Hello, I am new to real estate investing. A little about myself. I live in California and rent an apartment. I purchased a townhome last year in Nevada & I have tenants who are paying off the mortgage. 

There is a person in California who asked me to move into their house to rent but I am more interested in buying the place as it can be turned into a multifamily property. I want to offer me purchasing their home  but I dont want to go the bank route because I can't afford to put a downpayment more than 50k & have a mortgage of 7k.  So I came across seller financing...

Does it work? Would I be paying more that route vs a bank loan? How does one setup a payment plan.  I am still doing my own research on it but looking to get any additional information.  Thank you in advance.